TrewJL
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Have you tried this setup with a trektop? is the universal bracket slime enough ?
Thanks
Have you tried this setup with a trektop? is the universal bracket slime enough ?
I have not. Had one in the shop the other day and didn’t get a chance to check it out. I think it would be fine but need to confirm.Have you tried this setup with a trektop? is the universal bracket slime enough ?
Thanks
cool color and white letters out...love it!Mounted the 275/70/18 KO2s yesterday. All five are set. Ran them at 36PSI yesterday, and dropped them to 34 today. Softened the ride up some and tracks nicely.
Looks good! Now make sure you get it re-powder coated or rhino lined for $250 dollars LOL Don’t want it to start rusting..Installed the Westin WJ2 rear bumper today. Scored it for a $250 discount because of a couple scratches in the powder coat. Really happy with my setup now - only thing left to do is tires (darn OEM Bridgestone AT's just won't wear out! 53k miles on them and still plenty of life left).
I have these too.I spent the morning in my unheated garage, with temperatures in the teens, installing light mounts. There are already a couple of nice Rigid D-XL Amber's that I installed on my front bumper. They REALLY help with visability. It gets very foggy/snowy and dark here in the Driftless Area.
I wanted another, smaller set on my a-pillar/cowls angled just off to the sides. For a variety of reasons I wanted to be able to still put the windshield down. I didn't like most of the options available as I really don't want glare on my hood. I settled for the Carr 180° mounts. I had a couple of cheap Axial ambers I picked up on clearance sale. They'll be good enough until I save up to get another set of Rigid's, this time the 3" ambers.